Cedarburg Fire & Rescue
The Town and City of Cedarburg jointly fund a fire department to provide fire and emergency medical services to the entire Cedarburg community. The City operates the main Fire Station No. 1 located at W61N631 N Mequon Avenue. The Town maintains Fire Station No. 2 located at 1350 Covered Bridge Road. The City maintains the fire hydrant system in the City, and the Town maintains two dry hydrants (connected to a pond) and ten 30,000 gallon cisterns which provide water for fire fighting. You can view the Town map showing the locations of the cisterns here.
The Cedarburg Fire Department web page is www.cedarburgfiredept.com.
10-Year Shared Services Agreement
The Town and City approved a 10-year Fire & EMS shared services agreement taking effect January 1, 2024, and going through 2033. One focus of the agreement was the development of a staffing plan that will expand the Cedarburg Fire Department by adding full-time positions between 2023 – 2028, in addition to moving from all volunteers to a Paid-On-Call (POC) model in 2024. The staffing level aims to transition from an Advanced EMT (AEMT) level agency to a paramedic level EMS agency. This increase in the level of service can be measured by the availability of more medications, additional skills and greater knowledge. This transition would allow the Cedarburg Fire Department to better treat a variety of injuries and illnesses, resulting in improved outcomes of those requiring EMS services, all with reduced response times due to personnel ready to respond 24/7.
The approved 10-year shared services agreement will be funded by the approved 2024 Fire/EMS referendum.
Joint Fire/EMS Committee
The Town and City created a joint Fire & EMS Committee as part of the 10-year shared services agreement. The duty of this Committee is to serve as an advisory board on budgetary matters related to the annual Cedarburg Fire Department Budget. The Committee is made up of six (6) members in total. Two members of the Town of Cedarburg Board of Supervisors, two members of the City of Cedarburg Common Council, and two resident members - one resident from the City of Cedarburg and one resident from the Town of Cedarburg make up the Committee.
Annual Reports
Cedarburg Fire Department 2023 Annual Report
Cedarburg Fire Department 2022 Annual Report
Cedarburg Fire Department 2021 Annual Report
Cedarburg Fire Department 2020 Annual Report
Constable / Code Enforcement
Law Enforcement: The Town is served by the Ozaukee County Sheriff. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergencies, call them at (262) 377-7172.
Buildings/Structures: Building Code related issues (suspected unpermitted building construction) are referred to the Building Inspector Paul Mortimer at 414-640-9523 or pmortimer@safebuilt.com
Public Works: Drainage, stormwater, ditches, culverts, grading etc. related inquiries go to the Director of Public Works Adam Monticelli at (262) 377-4509 x 1 or amonticelli@townofcedarburgwi.gov
Other Code Enforcement: Other issues such as Town Code compliance issues (i.e. public nuisances, illegal burning, dog-at-large) are investigated and addressed by the Town Constable/Code Enforcement (Samuel Peters). If you would like to report a concern for investigation, please contact Town Hall at (262) 377-4509. Town staff will then collect information and submit a Service Request for investigation. The Town does not receive anonymous complaints.
What should I expect in terms of a response time/investigation from the Constable/Code Enforcement?
For emergency situations, dial 911 dispatch for the Ozaukee County Sheriff.
If the concern is not an emergency and relates to Town Ordinance, submittal of a Service Request will initiate a Constable/code enforcement investigation. These are completed on an as-needed basis and could include a follow-up or phone call from the Constable to gather details from the person submitting the concern.